Eric sent me this link, it's pretty funny.
World of Offline Gaming
Feeling very tired, so no more WoW tonight. Gotta work tomorrow and Saturday, then I have Sunday off. I wonder if the servers will be less busy than usual due to the holiday... speaking of Easter, I have peanut butter meltaways from Dan Smith candies. yum!
Merry Part and Blessed Be
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Monday, April 10, 2006
Al has inspired me
To post some Spam Poetry from work!
impish as deadline tomahawk bold, far-fetched, astrologer voice family planning as binding in prejudge peck macaroni the vulgarity precipitous valuable,
socioeconomic handsome the scavenger hunt trappings juvenile delinquent of as scornful, grind crude with credentials
filling, shave redirect persuade. whaler Interior Department an punctuality transformer viscous an zucchini of carousel deny the knee, menace the monumental. the
conducive eel as after sallow
penchant sublime maternal, gentry in crocodile pleasant
debilitate the as recondition designer milliner an rectangular disproportionate path waterfall slow motion, belt genius irritate
complication off-white late in mass prevent, possum a as enhance, patient
servant terrify school district to headhunter as portico
Merry part and Blessed Be!
impish as deadline tomahawk bold, far-fetched, astrologer voice family planning as binding in prejudge peck macaroni the vulgarity precipitous valuable,
socioeconomic handsome the scavenger hunt trappings juvenile delinquent of as scornful, grind crude with credentials
filling, shave redirect persuade. whaler Interior Department an punctuality transformer viscous an zucchini of carousel deny the knee, menace the monumental. the
conducive eel as after sallow
penchant sublime maternal, gentry in crocodile pleasant
debilitate the as recondition designer milliner an rectangular disproportionate path waterfall slow motion, belt genius irritate
complication off-white late in mass prevent, possum a as enhance, patient
servant terrify school district to headhunter as portico
Merry part and Blessed Be!
Sunday, April 09, 2006
No shorts for the chubby...
Time for a little shopping rant. Male readers may want to move on. Go to Break.com, watch someone shoot a 2x4 through a wall with a potato gun, that kind of thing. It's okay, I don't mind.
When Jeff and I were in Erie shopping on Thursday, we went to a couple of clothing stores. We went to the university sports stuff store (Steve and Barry's?) with all the really cheap stuff (Jeans for $6.98!) and to Kaufmann's. There I began the inevitably futile search for a pair of shorts that respectably covers my ass and thighs. Impossible. They don't make shorts that length anymore! And I was shopping in the women's department. I even looked at shorts with a little elastic in the waistband, but they were kind of short too. So I bought 2 new pairs of capris. At least I can wear capris to work, but I find it so aggravating that I can't find shorts that cover more than just barely my ass. Grr...
Anyway, at work, so I might post more later from home.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
When Jeff and I were in Erie shopping on Thursday, we went to a couple of clothing stores. We went to the university sports stuff store (Steve and Barry's?) with all the really cheap stuff (Jeans for $6.98!) and to Kaufmann's. There I began the inevitably futile search for a pair of shorts that respectably covers my ass and thighs. Impossible. They don't make shorts that length anymore! And I was shopping in the women's department. I even looked at shorts with a little elastic in the waistband, but they were kind of short too. So I bought 2 new pairs of capris. At least I can wear capris to work, but I find it so aggravating that I can't find shorts that cover more than just barely my ass. Grr...
Anyway, at work, so I might post more later from home.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Thursday, March 30, 2006
Tan Rant
I went to the BeachHouse Tanning Salon today on my way home from work. I'm tanning because - 1. I enjoy the warmth. 2. I think I look good with a tan and it's been a long time since I had one (Damn living in Hoth), and 3. I want to have a good tan when we go to North Carolina, since I will be wearing a swimsuit a lot, and it will also help me not get burnt down there.
Anyway, the tanning bed I was given today was stupid. They all kick on about 5 minutes after you go to the room, which is always about 2 minutes before I'm all lotioned up and ready to lay down. Most of them, you can stop and then start when you are ready. Once you stopped this one, it reset itself. I blame the girl behind the counter for the first time I had to put my clothes back on over my now-greasy body and ask them to reset it. The second time was completely my fault, because she had warned me that you couldn't hit start on this bed, it would just start when the time was up. So that was the second time I had to redress and go out and ask for it to be reset. The third time I re-applied my tanning lotion, laid down, and waited. A small note here about the music in this place. Most of the time it's pop and dance pop. I don't mind too much. Today it was a lot of booty-shaking rap, which I got sick of pretty quickly. After patiently waiting while listening to the rap, the machine beeped like it was about to kick on. And then the timer zeroed out again. I had to get dressed again, and move to a different bed. This one didn't have a neck rest. But I got my 10 minutes in, scheduled for tomorrow and came home. Then I was sitting here reading MySpace stuff, randomly scratching my neck, and I come back with this yucky goo on my fingers. I had residue from the multiple applications of my bronzer.
So back tomorrow, going to up the time to 12 minutes, and hopefully there won't be any problems.
Grr... I just want to be all toasty!
Merry Part and Blessed Be
Anyway, the tanning bed I was given today was stupid. They all kick on about 5 minutes after you go to the room, which is always about 2 minutes before I'm all lotioned up and ready to lay down. Most of them, you can stop and then start when you are ready. Once you stopped this one, it reset itself. I blame the girl behind the counter for the first time I had to put my clothes back on over my now-greasy body and ask them to reset it. The second time was completely my fault, because she had warned me that you couldn't hit start on this bed, it would just start when the time was up. So that was the second time I had to redress and go out and ask for it to be reset. The third time I re-applied my tanning lotion, laid down, and waited. A small note here about the music in this place. Most of the time it's pop and dance pop. I don't mind too much. Today it was a lot of booty-shaking rap, which I got sick of pretty quickly. After patiently waiting while listening to the rap, the machine beeped like it was about to kick on. And then the timer zeroed out again. I had to get dressed again, and move to a different bed. This one didn't have a neck rest. But I got my 10 minutes in, scheduled for tomorrow and came home. Then I was sitting here reading MySpace stuff, randomly scratching my neck, and I come back with this yucky goo on my fingers. I had residue from the multiple applications of my bronzer.
So back tomorrow, going to up the time to 12 minutes, and hopefully there won't be any problems.
Grr... I just want to be all toasty!
Merry Part and Blessed Be
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Fun Blogthings
| You Are 60% Weird |
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Sunday, March 19, 2006
From my cousin Danielle - 69 Questions
69 things you may have never known about me...
1. Initials:
SRS
2. Name someone with the same birthday as you:
Bob Duncan
3. Where was your first kiss?
At the playground in West Hickory
4. For or against same sex marriage?
Why shouldn't people who love each other get married?
5. Are you homophobic?
No
6. Are you bisexual?
No, not really. Contrary to rumors...
7. Do you believe in God?
I believe in a God, and a Goddess too.
8. How many U.S states have you been to?
7
9. How many of the U.S states have you lived in?
1
10. Have you ever lived outside the U.S?
No
11. Name something you like physically about yourself:
mouth, and my big round badonka donk.
12. Something non-physical you like about yourself:
My laugh. It's unique, and when I think something's funny, I don't care who hears me laugh
13. Whats your mom's first name
Bonnie
14. What is your dream car?
15. If you could go anywhere in the world where would you go?
Ireland, California, South Dakota.
16. Have you ever had someone of the opposite sex sleep over at your house?
yes
18. Do you download music?
not in a long time
19. How many illegal things have you done?
hmm... have to get back to you. Not too many.
20. Where would you want to go on a first date?
To get ice cream.
21. Would you date the person who posted this before you?
No she's my cousin!
22. Has anyone ever sang or played for you personally?
I don't think so.
23. Ever been kissed under fireworks?
Yes
24. Do you like president Bush?
I'd like him to be stabbed with hot pokers, does that count?
25. Have you ever bungee jumped?
No
26. Have you ever white-water rafted?
No
27. Has anyone ten years older than you ever hit on you?
Yes when I worked at Wal-Mart. Damn scary townies.
29. Have you met a real redneck?
Yes
31. What song are you listening to right now?
Hung Up, by Madonna
32. Whats your favorite song at the moment?
2 AM by Anna Nalick
33. What was the last movie you watched?
The Quiet Man, with John Wayne
35. Where was the last place you went besides your house?
Work
36. Have you ever seriously vandalized someone elses property?
No
37. Have you ever hit someone of the opposite sex?
Yes
39. What's the first thing you notice about the opposite sex?
Hair, and height.
40. What really turns you on?
A better question would be what turns me off...
41. What do you usually order from Starbucks?
I don't go to Starbucks, even when I have the opportunity. For coffee I like capuccino, usually vanilla
44. Say something totally random about yourself:
I'm afraid of fire.
45. Do you have an iPod?:
No
46. Has anyone ever said you looked like a celebrity?
Not that I recall
47. Whats your dad's name?
Basil
48. Do you have braces?
Not for a long time now.
49. Are you comfortable with your height?
Yes
50. do you like someone right now?
I like a lot of people...
51. How tall are you?
5'5"
52. Do you speak any other language other than english?
Some Spanish
55. Have you ever ridden in a limo?
Yes
56. Has anyone very close to you passed away?
Yes
57. Do you watch MTV?
Not really
58. What's something that really annoys you?
People who are too stupid to use the Internet but insist on doing it anyway.
59. What are some things you really like?
movies and spending time with my hubby.
60. Do you like Michael Jackson?
No
61. Can you dance?
Yes
62. Have you ever surfed?
No
63. Do you know how to pump gas?
Yes
64. Do you drive?
yes
65. What's the latest you have ever stayed out?
I've seen the sun rise over Wal-Mart...
66. Have you ever thought that you were honestly going to die?
yes, first car accident
67. Were you ever rushed by an ambulance into the emergency room?
No
68. Have you ever been dared to do something you didn't want to do?
Not that I remember
69. What's your favorite state?
I think a peaceful state of mind is my favorite state. If you mean which of the United States is my favorite, definitely PA
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
1. Initials:
SRS
2. Name someone with the same birthday as you:
Bob Duncan
3. Where was your first kiss?
At the playground in West Hickory
4. For or against same sex marriage?
Why shouldn't people who love each other get married?
5. Are you homophobic?
No
6. Are you bisexual?
No, not really. Contrary to rumors...
7. Do you believe in God?
I believe in a God, and a Goddess too.
8. How many U.S states have you been to?
7
9. How many of the U.S states have you lived in?
1
10. Have you ever lived outside the U.S?
No
11. Name something you like physically about yourself:
mouth, and my big round badonka donk.
12. Something non-physical you like about yourself:
My laugh. It's unique, and when I think something's funny, I don't care who hears me laugh
13. Whats your mom's first name
Bonnie
14. What is your dream car?
15. If you could go anywhere in the world where would you go?
Ireland, California, South Dakota.
16. Have you ever had someone of the opposite sex sleep over at your house?
yes
18. Do you download music?
not in a long time
19. How many illegal things have you done?
hmm... have to get back to you. Not too many.
20. Where would you want to go on a first date?
To get ice cream.
21. Would you date the person who posted this before you?
No she's my cousin!
22. Has anyone ever sang or played for you personally?
I don't think so.
23. Ever been kissed under fireworks?
Yes
24. Do you like president Bush?
I'd like him to be stabbed with hot pokers, does that count?
25. Have you ever bungee jumped?
No
26. Have you ever white-water rafted?
No
27. Has anyone ten years older than you ever hit on you?
Yes when I worked at Wal-Mart. Damn scary townies.
29. Have you met a real redneck?
Yes
31. What song are you listening to right now?
Hung Up, by Madonna
32. Whats your favorite song at the moment?
2 AM by Anna Nalick
33. What was the last movie you watched?
The Quiet Man, with John Wayne
35. Where was the last place you went besides your house?
Work
36. Have you ever seriously vandalized someone elses property?
No
37. Have you ever hit someone of the opposite sex?
Yes
39. What's the first thing you notice about the opposite sex?
Hair, and height.
40. What really turns you on?
A better question would be what turns me off...
41. What do you usually order from Starbucks?
I don't go to Starbucks, even when I have the opportunity. For coffee I like capuccino, usually vanilla
44. Say something totally random about yourself:
I'm afraid of fire.
45. Do you have an iPod?:
No
46. Has anyone ever said you looked like a celebrity?
Not that I recall
47. Whats your dad's name?
Basil
48. Do you have braces?
Not for a long time now.
49. Are you comfortable with your height?
Yes
50. do you like someone right now?
I like a lot of people...
51. How tall are you?
5'5"
52. Do you speak any other language other than english?
Some Spanish
55. Have you ever ridden in a limo?
Yes
56. Has anyone very close to you passed away?
Yes
57. Do you watch MTV?
Not really
58. What's something that really annoys you?
People who are too stupid to use the Internet but insist on doing it anyway.
59. What are some things you really like?
movies and spending time with my hubby.
60. Do you like Michael Jackson?
No
61. Can you dance?
Yes
62. Have you ever surfed?
No
63. Do you know how to pump gas?
Yes
64. Do you drive?
yes
65. What's the latest you have ever stayed out?
I've seen the sun rise over Wal-Mart...
66. Have you ever thought that you were honestly going to die?
yes, first car accident
67. Were you ever rushed by an ambulance into the emergency room?
No
68. Have you ever been dared to do something you didn't want to do?
Not that I remember
69. What's your favorite state?
I think a peaceful state of mind is my favorite state. If you mean which of the United States is my favorite, definitely PA
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Monday, March 13, 2006
So I opened up a MySpace account
I discovered some of my little cousins, some random friends from UPB, and a couple people that I haven't seen since high school are on MySpace, so I thought I'd open an account. It seems a little easier to post pictures there, and it has a lot of options. I plan to keep blogging here though. I may just link any interesting things I find in my MySpace account to here.
Anyway, last week was a good week. Wendy and Grant were here from Wednesday night through early Friday afternoon. We played Scene It, made fondue, watched Hellsing, (anime) went to Ellicottville for lunch and shopping (Watson's Chocolates!) and generally enjoyed each other's company. I really, really wish they lived closer. The menfolk played a little World of Warcraft, but I thought they showed remarkable restraint on the whole. Great breakfast Thursday, including Grant's Awesome Mushrooms, which I think I might be able to make on my own now.
Going out to dinner with Jeff tonight at Togi's, I'm going to pick him up at the hospital. Then I'm off for the next 2 days, then I work 7 in a row. We'll see how well this works out.
Oh that's right, I started this blog because Travis sent me this little survey/quiz thingy on MySpace, so I'm answering it here.
My Top 3 Friends
List your top 3
1. Jeff
2. Lacy
3. Allison
Are you older than 2? - no, she's got a year or so on me.
Have you gotten "sexual " with 3? - we've held hands in Wendy's to freak out teenage boys, but I wouldn't say we've gotten sexual
If you were to go to 6 flags would you take 1? - Yes, but I don't think he'd enjoy it.
If you were crying would 3 cheer you up? - Absolutely. That's what sisters are for.
If you found out that 2 and 1 were going out how would you react? - I would be completely pisstorz! - I like Travis's answer here so I'm leaving it.
Which of your top 3 is your best friend? - Jeff is my best friend, I'm lucky he's my husband too!
Have you hugged anyone in your top 3? - All three. I'm a hugger.
How long have you known 3? - In this life? Almost 2 decades, but I believe we've known each other for millenia.
Have you ever wanted to kill number 1 in your top 3? - Not in a few years.
Who have you known the longest? - Allison, since we were 6 and 7, riding the school bus together
Who have you known the shortest? - Jeff and Lacy. I became friends with Lacy less than a year before meeting Jeff. Jeff 6 1/2 years, Lacy about 7.
Who would you want to hang out with next? - Well, I will hang out with Jeff next because we're going out to eat at 8:30, but I would gladly hang out with either of my sisters next. They are both too far away!
Who did you talk to on AIM/MSN/YAHOO with last? - Lacy, and that's been awhile. We don't use chat much.
Who did you go to the movies with last? - Jeff, I think the last thing we saw was Underworld 2.
Who did you comment last? - None of the above, they aren't on MySpace.
Has 3 ever spent the night at your house? - Um, no actually. I've stayed at hers...
When was the last time you talked to 2? - Over a week ago. Should call her.
Do you love any one on your top 3? - All of them. My soulmate and my sisters.
So that's my blog for today. Merry Part and Blessed Be all. Maybe sometime in the next couple days I'll write up my review of Dreaming The Dark, by Starhawk.
Anyway, last week was a good week. Wendy and Grant were here from Wednesday night through early Friday afternoon. We played Scene It, made fondue, watched Hellsing, (anime) went to Ellicottville for lunch and shopping (Watson's Chocolates!) and generally enjoyed each other's company. I really, really wish they lived closer. The menfolk played a little World of Warcraft, but I thought they showed remarkable restraint on the whole. Great breakfast Thursday, including Grant's Awesome Mushrooms, which I think I might be able to make on my own now.
Going out to dinner with Jeff tonight at Togi's, I'm going to pick him up at the hospital. Then I'm off for the next 2 days, then I work 7 in a row. We'll see how well this works out.
Oh that's right, I started this blog because Travis sent me this little survey/quiz thingy on MySpace, so I'm answering it here.
My Top 3 Friends
List your top 3
1. Jeff
2. Lacy
3. Allison
Are you older than 2? - no, she's got a year or so on me.
Have you gotten "sexual " with 3? - we've held hands in Wendy's to freak out teenage boys, but I wouldn't say we've gotten sexual
If you were to go to 6 flags would you take 1? - Yes, but I don't think he'd enjoy it.
If you were crying would 3 cheer you up? - Absolutely. That's what sisters are for.
If you found out that 2 and 1 were going out how would you react? - I would be completely pisstorz! - I like Travis's answer here so I'm leaving it.
Which of your top 3 is your best friend? - Jeff is my best friend, I'm lucky he's my husband too!
Have you hugged anyone in your top 3? - All three. I'm a hugger.
How long have you known 3? - In this life? Almost 2 decades, but I believe we've known each other for millenia.
Have you ever wanted to kill number 1 in your top 3? - Not in a few years.
Who have you known the longest? - Allison, since we were 6 and 7, riding the school bus together
Who have you known the shortest? - Jeff and Lacy. I became friends with Lacy less than a year before meeting Jeff. Jeff 6 1/2 years, Lacy about 7.
Who would you want to hang out with next? - Well, I will hang out with Jeff next because we're going out to eat at 8:30, but I would gladly hang out with either of my sisters next. They are both too far away!
Who did you talk to on AIM/MSN/YAHOO with last? - Lacy, and that's been awhile. We don't use chat much.
Who did you go to the movies with last? - Jeff, I think the last thing we saw was Underworld 2.
Who did you comment last? - None of the above, they aren't on MySpace.
Has 3 ever spent the night at your house? - Um, no actually. I've stayed at hers...
When was the last time you talked to 2? - Over a week ago. Should call her.
Do you love any one on your top 3? - All of them. My soulmate and my sisters.
So that's my blog for today. Merry Part and Blessed Be all. Maybe sometime in the next couple days I'll write up my review of Dreaming The Dark, by Starhawk.
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
You gotta check this stuff out
Thank you, Marc Summers and the Food Network:
The Museum of Burnt Food
And here's my favorite interesting online museum:
Antique Vibrator Museum
This was pretty interesting, and the woman who runs the place is cool. She reminds me of my friend Janis Trubic.
In other news W&G are coming tomorrow! They're staying tomorrow night and Thursday night. I've been cleaning. *pauses for everyone to stop laughing* No, really. The funny thing about when I start cleaning is, I have trouble stopping. That's why I don't do it often. I'll start picking up stuff, and then realize that the stuff it was sitting on needs dusted. Then I vacuum. Then once I dust I realize I need to vacuum again. As I was cleaning today I realized that although we have lots of seasonal decorations for Fall and Winter, we really don't have anything for Spring and Summer. I think if I have time tomorrow, I want to stop at Wal-Mart or maybe Big Lots and look for some artificial spring flowers or something like that to brighten up the place.
I think that's all for now. I hope you enjoy the museums.
The Museum of Burnt Food
And here's my favorite interesting online museum:
Antique Vibrator Museum
This was pretty interesting, and the woman who runs the place is cool. She reminds me of my friend Janis Trubic.
In other news W&G are coming tomorrow! They're staying tomorrow night and Thursday night. I've been cleaning. *pauses for everyone to stop laughing* No, really. The funny thing about when I start cleaning is, I have trouble stopping. That's why I don't do it often. I'll start picking up stuff, and then realize that the stuff it was sitting on needs dusted. Then I vacuum. Then once I dust I realize I need to vacuum again. As I was cleaning today I realized that although we have lots of seasonal decorations for Fall and Winter, we really don't have anything for Spring and Summer. I think if I have time tomorrow, I want to stop at Wal-Mart or maybe Big Lots and look for some artificial spring flowers or something like that to brighten up the place.
I think that's all for now. I hope you enjoy the museums.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
I know nothing about opera
Tannhaeuser und der Saengerkrieg
auf
Wartburg
Your opera is a romantic drama of the struggle
between earthly passion and spiritual
longings.
Which Wagner Opera Do You Belong In?
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
3rd time's the charm
You know, I've opened up Blogger Dashboard to post twice prior to now, with nothing to say. Still really don't, but I figured what the hey.
We're still working our way through season one of Battlestar Galactica. We just have the last episode to watch now, Kobol's Last Gleaming, part 2. Starbuck just stole the Cylon Raider they had captured and jumped clear back to Caprica, to fetch the mystical thing-a-ma-bobber that's supposed to lead them to Earth. I'm rather annoyed because although I found some cool Battlestar Galactica pictures on IMdB, I can't seem to view them on my computer. They're in bitmap and GIF forms. Anyone who knows a little more about graphics want to point me in the right direction?
I've been playing some World of Warcraft, but I guess I'm really waiting for Jeff to get Slogdenn, his paladin, to level 60, so hopefully we'll have more time to play together as Seersha and Slogdenn. Kharasa, my dwarven hunter, is progressing nicely. I finished up a couple quests in the Wetlands today.
I think I may get offline here and read for a bit. I don't have time to read at work anymore, and I'm still working on reading my new Starhawk book, Dreaming the Dark: Sex, Magic and Politics.
Oh, and also, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire comes out on DVD Tuesday! I'm hoping to get it for Easter. Oh, speaking of holidays I don't celebrate, Ash Wednesday was today, and today was the first Ash Wednesday in a few years I haven't seen anyone sporting the big ash mark on their forehead. Usually the first person I see with it on Ash Wednesday, I just think was clumsy that morning. Then when I see a couple more, I remember that it's the start of Lent, and some people will be giving up things, and only eating fish on Fridays. Note to self: eat a big steak on Friday.
I think that's all for now folks, Merry Part and Blessed Be!
We're still working our way through season one of Battlestar Galactica. We just have the last episode to watch now, Kobol's Last Gleaming, part 2. Starbuck just stole the Cylon Raider they had captured and jumped clear back to Caprica, to fetch the mystical thing-a-ma-bobber that's supposed to lead them to Earth. I'm rather annoyed because although I found some cool Battlestar Galactica pictures on IMdB, I can't seem to view them on my computer. They're in bitmap and GIF forms. Anyone who knows a little more about graphics want to point me in the right direction?
I've been playing some World of Warcraft, but I guess I'm really waiting for Jeff to get Slogdenn, his paladin, to level 60, so hopefully we'll have more time to play together as Seersha and Slogdenn. Kharasa, my dwarven hunter, is progressing nicely. I finished up a couple quests in the Wetlands today.
I think I may get offline here and read for a bit. I don't have time to read at work anymore, and I'm still working on reading my new Starhawk book, Dreaming the Dark: Sex, Magic and Politics.
Oh, and also, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire comes out on DVD Tuesday! I'm hoping to get it for Easter. Oh, speaking of holidays I don't celebrate, Ash Wednesday was today, and today was the first Ash Wednesday in a few years I haven't seen anyone sporting the big ash mark on their forehead. Usually the first person I see with it on Ash Wednesday, I just think was clumsy that morning. Then when I see a couple more, I remember that it's the start of Lent, and some people will be giving up things, and only eating fish on Fridays. Note to self: eat a big steak on Friday.
I think that's all for now folks, Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Friday, February 24, 2006
Look, I'm posting!
-Hello everyone! Sorry I haven't posted in so long. Playing World Of Warcraft has been taking up a lot of time. I also won't be posting from work anymore since I got a new position. It means I'm off the phones most of the time, unless the lines are very busy, but it also means no downtime. I am now an Email Specialist. If you email any of the website of the three companies, I will be one of the two people answering them. I also send out emails when people's cigarettes are on backorder. I'm not sure what this means for my schedule yet, possibly more weekends. But when I work weekends it's only 9-3 anyway, so that's not too bad. And during the week it looks like my schedule will be 8-4:30, which is better because I get home earlier.
Jamie came over and we did the Bellydancing for Fitness Slim Down tape. Tonight we're going to do Basic Dance again before game. We tried the Intermediate tape in the Discover Bellydance series, but it was rather difficult. We think we should do the basic one a few more times before trying that again. But I do like the dancing tapes. My only beef with them is that in 45 minutes, they don't spend enough time going over the actual routine with you. They break down all the steps, although not in order, take you thru the routine once slowly, then once at tempo, and then once again at tempo.
Oh, and there's a new Foamy. For gods' sake people, Read your User Agreement!
I think that is all for now. Plans for the weekend include working tomorrow, and going down home on Sunday, depending on the weather and whether or not Jeff is on call.
Merry Part and Blessed Be, and everyone have a wonderful weekend!
Jamie came over and we did the Bellydancing for Fitness Slim Down tape. Tonight we're going to do Basic Dance again before game. We tried the Intermediate tape in the Discover Bellydance series, but it was rather difficult. We think we should do the basic one a few more times before trying that again. But I do like the dancing tapes. My only beef with them is that in 45 minutes, they don't spend enough time going over the actual routine with you. They break down all the steps, although not in order, take you thru the routine once slowly, then once at tempo, and then once again at tempo.
Oh, and there's a new Foamy. For gods' sake people, Read your User Agreement!
I think that is all for now. Plans for the weekend include working tomorrow, and going down home on Sunday, depending on the weather and whether or not Jeff is on call.
Merry Part and Blessed Be, and everyone have a wonderful weekend!
Monday, February 06, 2006
The weekend in review
First off - Wooooo! The Steelers won the Super Bowl! It was a pretty exciting game, too. None of the commercials are really sticking out in my mind though, maybe it's just been too long since school and I don't feel the need to memorize them for analyzation anymore. A lot of the people playing World of Warcraft during the game were quite peeved about the Steelers winning. Plus a lot of them kept spelling Steelers wrong (Stealers) and it was really annoying. And I got a little tired of hearing, "The Super Bowl is supposed to be in neutral territory, but look at this crowd, this is obviously a Steelers crowd." Well of course it's a Steelers crowd, Detroit is Jerome Bettis' hometown. Neutral would have been Green Bay, or Tampa, or someplace like that. I wonder when the city for the Super Bowl is picked. I assume it has to be picked before the AFC and NFC Championship games, because there's a lot of planning involved for the host city and stadium, I'm sure. What happens if they picked Pittsburgh and then Pittsburgh went to the Super Bowl? Would they change it at the last minute? Anyone who knows more about sports want to help me out here?
We were supposed to go to Jess and Frosh's but there was a Wind and Blowing Snow advisory, and I really didn't want to get stuck in Port Allegany when I had work the next day, so Jeff and I just stayed home.
Second - We played a lot of World of Warcraft. My main character, Seersha, a human warlock, is now level 18. The spelling of the name I wanted, Saoirse, was taken, so I went with the phonetic spelling instead. I've been working on my professions, Herbalism and Alchemy. I've also been working on fishing and cooking. We used our Lunar Festival invitations (a fun in-game event involving fireworks) to travel to Darnassus, the home of the Night Elves, looking for fish recipes. I also have a Dwarven hunter with a wolf pet and a Tauren Druid named Stampedia.
Third - I don't think there is a third. I guess third would be I finished reading Etheric Anatomy and my thoughts on it should be forthcoming. What is this flower above me, and what is the work of this God? I would know myself, in all my parts - Victor H. Anderson
I think that's all for now folks, I'm going to bed.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
We were supposed to go to Jess and Frosh's but there was a Wind and Blowing Snow advisory, and I really didn't want to get stuck in Port Allegany when I had work the next day, so Jeff and I just stayed home.
Second - We played a lot of World of Warcraft. My main character, Seersha, a human warlock, is now level 18. The spelling of the name I wanted, Saoirse, was taken, so I went with the phonetic spelling instead. I've been working on my professions, Herbalism and Alchemy. I've also been working on fishing and cooking. We used our Lunar Festival invitations (a fun in-game event involving fireworks) to travel to Darnassus, the home of the Night Elves, looking for fish recipes. I also have a Dwarven hunter with a wolf pet and a Tauren Druid named Stampedia.
Third - I don't think there is a third. I guess third would be I finished reading Etheric Anatomy and my thoughts on it should be forthcoming. What is this flower above me, and what is the work of this God? I would know myself, in all my parts - Victor H. Anderson
I think that's all for now folks, I'm going to bed.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Thursday, February 02, 2006
A Haiku to share
My thoughts are petals
floating on the serene lake
of inner selfhood
- Victor H. Anderson, father of the Feri Tradition of Witchcraft
I got some new books yesterday and I just felt like sharing that. It's from
Etheric Anatomy: The Three Selves and Astral Travel It's fascinating, I wish there were fewer calls coming in so I could read more of it. I'll have to post a review of it, or my full thoughts on it once I'm done reading it.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
floating on the serene lake
of inner selfhood
- Victor H. Anderson, father of the Feri Tradition of Witchcraft
I got some new books yesterday and I just felt like sharing that. It's from
Etheric Anatomy: The Three Selves and Astral Travel It's fascinating, I wish there were fewer calls coming in so I could read more of it. I'll have to post a review of it, or my full thoughts on it once I'm done reading it.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Can't wait to play WoW!
I am so excited about playing my warlock, Seersha, this evening! I just send her a bunch of stuff and gold from Leanora, the character I had started on Jeff's account. Once I got done selling off all her stuff she was just running between the mailbox and the bank in black bra and underwear. Leanora started to dance but Jeff told me to stop since that might earn more money, and I was trying to be done with the character.
Allison, if you don't get a phone call from me this evening please call me. I will try to remember, I need to find out for sure what time you and Grey are coming out.
I think that's all for now, I am at work. I'm currently re-reading The Laughing Corpse, one of the good books from the early portion of the once-great Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, by Laurell K. Hamilton.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Allison, if you don't get a phone call from me this evening please call me. I will try to remember, I need to find out for sure what time you and Grey are coming out.
I think that's all for now, I am at work. I'm currently re-reading The Laughing Corpse, one of the good books from the early portion of the once-great Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, by Laurell K. Hamilton.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Sunday, January 22, 2006
Let it be known!
Yesterday Jeff bought me my own copy of World Of Warcraft at Electronics Boutique! I am currently installing the updates for the game. We're not networked yet, I just ran the cable modem across the room to my desk for now, but I'll have my own account, and come this weekend, we should be able to all play together. I am so excited!
In other good news, Jamie came over to bellydance today and she brought my birthday present with her. It's a pretty necklace with my birthstone. :-) I also got my birthday present from Jeff's mom and dad, it's the Discover Bellydance box set from Veena and Neena. These are more instructional dance tapes than workout tapes, they teach you a belly dance routine, but they look like fun! I also helped Jamie make up her character for Jeff's Wild West Werewolf game.
So it has been a good day, and I'm actually looking forward to this week at work, since: one, it's the end of the month, things are always slower, and two, I'm only working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, then I have Thursday off (for my birthday) Friday off, I work 6 hours Saturday and then I am off on Sunday. Plus I get to see Al and Grey this weekend, if all goes according to plan.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
In other good news, Jamie came over to bellydance today and she brought my birthday present with her. It's a pretty necklace with my birthstone. :-) I also got my birthday present from Jeff's mom and dad, it's the Discover Bellydance box set from Veena and Neena. These are more instructional dance tapes than workout tapes, they teach you a belly dance routine, but they look like fun! I also helped Jamie make up her character for Jeff's Wild West Werewolf game.
So it has been a good day, and I'm actually looking forward to this week at work, since: one, it's the end of the month, things are always slower, and two, I'm only working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, then I have Thursday off (for my birthday) Friday off, I work 6 hours Saturday and then I am off on Sunday. Plus I get to see Al and Grey this weekend, if all goes according to plan.
Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Thursday, January 19, 2006
With my posts it's either feast or famine
And today is a feast readers!
| Your Stipper Song Is |
 The Bad Touch by the Bloodhound Gang "Sweat, baby, sweat, baby sex is a Texas drought Me and you do the kind of stuff that only Prince would sing about" When it comes to dancing, you let your freak flag fly! |
I wasn't going to post again today...
But I found this unsettling: Anti-Chinese discrimination in WoW
Gamers, thoughts?
For myself, I can't really tell who's from where when I'm playing. Maybe this is just because I spend a lot of time trying to figure out the game, I'm not chatting with a bunch of different people. If I'm talking to someone, it's usually either someone I already know, a fellow guild member, or someone I'm grouped with.
So I can't see why people are jumping all over the Chinese for gold farming, when I can't even tell who is Chinese, American, Swedish, etc. I've always found it interesting talking to people from other countries playing games online at MSN. I especially appreciate their patience with me trying my high school Spanish on them. I just unnerves me to see something so enjoyable, like World of Warcraft, brought low by an ism.
I'd really like to hear what people have to say on this. Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Gamers, thoughts?
For myself, I can't really tell who's from where when I'm playing. Maybe this is just because I spend a lot of time trying to figure out the game, I'm not chatting with a bunch of different people. If I'm talking to someone, it's usually either someone I already know, a fellow guild member, or someone I'm grouped with.
So I can't see why people are jumping all over the Chinese for gold farming, when I can't even tell who is Chinese, American, Swedish, etc. I've always found it interesting talking to people from other countries playing games online at MSN. I especially appreciate their patience with me trying my high school Spanish on them. I just unnerves me to see something so enjoyable, like World of Warcraft, brought low by an ism.
I'd really like to hear what people have to say on this. Merry Part and Blessed Be!
I need to have something besides WoW to write about...
But the only other thing I seem to do lately is work, and I don't want this blog to turn into a constant gripe fest about that. Although I can share interesting customer names, I always enjoy that. I talked to a woman named Luigia today. Just like Mario's brother, but feminine. And she had their accent too. I was expecting her to break out into the Numa Numa song at any moment. And speaking of Numa Numa, I really should link Break.com (formerly Big Boys) to my blog too. Last night Jeff showed me this hilarious parody of the Switch commercials with someone's World of Warcraft characters.
Damn it! Back to WoW again! Not that I don't love it, but I know not everyone who reads my blog plays, so I want to talk about other things that are interesting also.
I'm looking forward to getting email back from Lisa. When I went to her blog last night she had written something like, "how do you catch someone up on 8 years of your life". And then I realized that it actually had been 8 years since high school. And it made me feel a little old. But it some ways it's nice too, to be able to look back and see how far I've come, how different I am, but in some ways still the same. I'm still Wiccan, still an optimist, but I like to think I've become a little more responsible. I've got a Bachelor's Degree, and gotten married. I made a lot of good friends, and gotten rid of a couple false ones. All in all, I have to say I'm pretty satisfied with the last 8 years.
My only real complaint would be that I could be someplace better career-wise. And at the age I am now, It's hard to see my way back to school to get a different direction. My life with Jeff is in Bradford, and if one of us goes back to school it should be him first. I think I'm starting to understand why if you see people in their late 20s in college, it's because they're still there, not because they left and went back. The people you see going back are in their late 30s-early 40s and they can go back because their children are now in school 8 hours a day and they have that time to themselves again. It concerns me a little that me ever getting to go back to school seems so far down the road, but it seems to me that career was never going to be my raison d'etre anyway. My greatest happiness has always come from family, friends, and love. I lack ambition I guess, or maybe the things I'm ambitious about aren't considered worthwhile in today's society, i.e. happiness, spiritual growth, community, and getting a level 60 character in World of Warcraft.
Damn it! Back to World of Warcraft again! Does anyone have the number for Online Gamers Anonymous? I think we need an intervention....
Just kidding! Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Addendum to original post:
** For some reason, I'm being extra picky about my grammar and spelling today. I've just edited this blog post at least 5 times. I don't know if I'm being more cautious because with Lisa's post I'm realizing that outsiders could be reading my blog or what, but it's very frustrating! **
Damn it! Back to WoW again! Not that I don't love it, but I know not everyone who reads my blog plays, so I want to talk about other things that are interesting also.
I'm looking forward to getting email back from Lisa. When I went to her blog last night she had written something like, "how do you catch someone up on 8 years of your life". And then I realized that it actually had been 8 years since high school. And it made me feel a little old. But it some ways it's nice too, to be able to look back and see how far I've come, how different I am, but in some ways still the same. I'm still Wiccan, still an optimist, but I like to think I've become a little more responsible. I've got a Bachelor's Degree, and gotten married. I made a lot of good friends, and gotten rid of a couple false ones. All in all, I have to say I'm pretty satisfied with the last 8 years.
My only real complaint would be that I could be someplace better career-wise. And at the age I am now, It's hard to see my way back to school to get a different direction. My life with Jeff is in Bradford, and if one of us goes back to school it should be him first. I think I'm starting to understand why if you see people in their late 20s in college, it's because they're still there, not because they left and went back. The people you see going back are in their late 30s-early 40s and they can go back because their children are now in school 8 hours a day and they have that time to themselves again. It concerns me a little that me ever getting to go back to school seems so far down the road, but it seems to me that career was never going to be my raison d'etre anyway. My greatest happiness has always come from family, friends, and love. I lack ambition I guess, or maybe the things I'm ambitious about aren't considered worthwhile in today's society, i.e. happiness, spiritual growth, community, and getting a level 60 character in World of Warcraft.
Damn it! Back to World of Warcraft again! Does anyone have the number for Online Gamers Anonymous? I think we need an intervention....
Just kidding! Merry Part and Blessed Be!
Addendum to original post:
** For some reason, I'm being extra picky about my grammar and spelling today. I've just edited this blog post at least 5 times. I don't know if I'm being more cautious because with Lisa's post I'm realizing that outsiders could be reading my blog or what, but it's very frustrating! **
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Nice surprises
I love the Internet! The Internet and this miracle called blogging have helped an old friend from high school find me. So when I have time to revamp the blog again, I'll be linking her. This is just a quick post before bed. Grey, I plan to do the measuring for the network cables tomorrow after work, so I'll get you those numbers this weekend sometime.
That's all for tonight, Merry part and Blessed Be!
That's all for tonight, Merry part and Blessed Be!
Monday, January 16, 2006
The Naming of the Computer
First I wanted to thank Paul for his suggestions. I seriously considered Nuitari. But then I was reading Dragons of Spring Dawning and they were talking about Takhisis in her form as the Five-Headed Dragon. This reminded me of another dragon/god from both D&D and also from Sumerian mythology. I think I shall call the new machine Tiamat.
At work, Merry Part and Blessed Be!
At work, Merry Part and Blessed Be!
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